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- Thread starter Gorn
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Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.
Another one of those shows that I forgot how much I liked. A perspective on the sad state of affairs regarding healthy eating in the USA.
-Mike
Another one of those shows that I forgot how much I liked. A perspective on the sad state of affairs regarding healthy eating in the USA.
-Mike
We watched The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor this past evening. It okay, but the two earlier ones in the series were much better For me, what helped was that Michelle Yeoh was in the film; she is so good.
I'm liking this...
Just finished up 3 Body last night. It was pretty good. I haven't read the books so I knew nothing going in. Looking forward to more seasons.
Also looking forward to the Season Finale of Constellation tomorrow night. That has also been a really good show.
I had no idea there was a third (?) one...Last night was
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Nowhere near as good as the first two, but Michelle Yeoh being in the movie more than made up for that.
The first was pretty good, the second kinda sucked. Not sure I'm up for another.
I watched the first 3 episodes of the new Frasier on the plane on Sunday. It was...ok. Just ok.
I loved the original Frasier but I don’t like Nicholas Lindhurst. Seems like a weird pairing to me. I’ll pass.
Don't ask me why but I've been watching the Grizzly Adams movies.
We saw "Dune Pt. 2" on Sunday. It is really well done, although it did drag a bit at one point.
"Resident Alien" season 3 is hilarious, and even a bit dark at times.
"Resident Alien" season 3 is hilarious, and even a bit dark at times.
I remember when I first saw this as a kid. I’ve wanted to visit Yellowstone and the Rockies ever since. I know that’s not where it was filmed or set but they’re on my bucket list because of this.Don't ask me why but I've been watching the Grizzly Adams movies.
My adulting caught up, wife at work, watched some movies on Amazon Prime.
The Man from Earth (2007). Absolutely enjoyed this movie. Intellectual sci-fi about a man who's been alive for 14,000 years. Not a spoiler as it's revealed early on. It's the rest of the film's discussions with his fellow scholars of different disciplines and beliefs that make this movie good. Rotten Tomatoes 100%.
Accidentally found the sequel to it, The Man from Earth Holocene (2017). Alot of continuity from the first film, but not near as strong as the first. And he's aging now. Rotten Tomatoes 50%. Personally, it was just adequate, nothing to rave about, but tastes differ.
For fun, it was Support Your Local Sheriff (1969) with James Garner, Jack Elam, and other stars from back in the day. Western comedy. Hadn't seen it in decades, so this was very cool.
The Man from Earth (2007). Absolutely enjoyed this movie. Intellectual sci-fi about a man who's been alive for 14,000 years. Not a spoiler as it's revealed early on. It's the rest of the film's discussions with his fellow scholars of different disciplines and beliefs that make this movie good. Rotten Tomatoes 100%.
Accidentally found the sequel to it, The Man from Earth Holocene (2017). Alot of continuity from the first film, but not near as strong as the first. And he's aging now. Rotten Tomatoes 50%. Personally, it was just adequate, nothing to rave about, but tastes differ.
For fun, it was Support Your Local Sheriff (1969) with James Garner, Jack Elam, and other stars from back in the day. Western comedy. Hadn't seen it in decades, so this was very cool.
